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Augmented Statistical Models for SpeechRecognition Mark Gales &…
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~mjfg/Edin_talk.pdf5 Jul 2006: Evaluation on held-out data (eval03)– 6 hours of test data– decoded using LVCSR trigram language model– baseline using confusion network decoding. ... φcn(O; λ) =[ F(ω1) F(ω2). φ(O; λ). ]. • Incorporating in score-space requires consistency -
The Layout Consistent Random Field for Recognizing and Segmenting ...
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/reports/svr-ftp/shotton_cvpr06.pdf3 Apr 2006: The trees are built in a simple, greedy fashion, wherenon-terminal node tests are chosen from a set of candidatefeatures together with a set of candidate thresholds to max-imise the ... and used for training wereclean, single-instance images, and so our -
WHO REALLY SPOKE WHEN?FINDING SPEAKER TURNS AND IDENTITIES IN ...
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/reports/svr-ftp/tranter_icassp06.pdf9 Dec 2006: and probabilitiesFind Ngram rules. human transcriptionand diarisation. (optional)assign categories. test datatraining data. ... Rules whose probability ex-ceeds a threshold are then applied to the test data. -
johnson06stable.dvi
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/reports/svr-ftp/johnson_stable06.pdf18 Sep 2006: create a set of such images for their tests in [7]), avideo taken of the object in its environment (e.g. ... The first setting was used as training, with the others used as test sets. -
MODEL-BASED TECHNIQUES FORNOISE ROBUST SPEECH RECOGNITION Mark John…
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~mjfg/thesis.pdf5 Jun 2006: The secondtest set was based on the 1000 word DARPA Resource Management test set. ... 71. 8.1 Average SNR for the RM test sets adding Lynx Helicopter noise attenuatedby 20dB. -
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mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/reports/svr-ftp/sfwong_icpr06b.pdf21 Sep 2006: This meanswe can start from an initially small model and test the ‘rele-vance’ of each new input vectori sequentially. -
INCREMENTAL BAYESIAN ADAPTATION K. Yu and M.J.F. Gales Engineering ...
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~mjfg/yu_ICASSP06.pdf22 Nov 2006: 3. INCREMENTAL BAYESIAN ADAPTATION. The Bayesian adaptation discussed in section 2 runs in a batchmode where all test data are assumed to be available before adap-tation. ... Theperformance was evaluated on the 2003 evaluation test dataset,eval03, -
Explicitly Generating Complementary Systems for Large…
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~mjfg/breslin_INTER06.pdf22 Nov 2006: Thus, the final fea-ture vector has 42 dimensions. Results are given on two test sets:dev04f consists of 0.5 hours of CCTV data from shows broad-cast in November ... Thiseffect is seen for both complementary models, on both test sets. -
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mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/~mjfg/liao_INTER06.pdf22 Nov 2006: Table 1: Clean, matched andSPLICE on AURORA 2.0 test set A,averaged across N1-N4, WER(%). ... M-Joint1 2.43 3.82 6.97 17.1416 1.95 2.80 4.23 9.89. Table 2: Model-basedJoint systems’ performance on AURORA2.0 test set A, averaged -
Learning Discriminative Canonical Correlationsfor Object Recognition…
mi.eng.cam.ac.uk/reports/svr-ftp/kim_eccv06.pdf21 Sep 2006: We used 18randomly selected training/test combinations for reporting identification rates. Comparative Methods. ... 0.9. 1. Dimension. Iden. tific. atio. n ra. te. Effect of the dimension on the test set.
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